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The activity in my blog has decreased (which I am glad of) and in this regard I will no longer post here. So the remaining guys follow me on twitter and pixiv.

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Lina with tauren (with sound)

Hey. Decided to add sound to the animation. Also rendered in 1080p instead of the usual 720p. I think it turned out well.

MEGA (sound)

MEGA futa (sound)

Gfycat

Gfycat futa

twitter and pixiv

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Pharah with a guy

  I spent a lot of time on the rerender (four times rerendered) because of the small glitches with the lighting that I noticed. Next time I will be more attentive.

and yes, sorry for the hair, I could not do anything with it :(

  Will censor a preview like this, but I'm not sure if it will help against tambler politics (or will it help? (all because I read the new rules several times but so specifically did not understand it (and i too fucking lazy to reread it again because i fucked up to rerender this animaion)). So anyway you follow me on twitter and pixiv

  I also thought and decided to abandon the uploadir. Why is it needed if there is a MEGA?

Gfy:

female: view1   view2

futa: view1    view2

MEGA:

female: view1    view2

futa: view1    view2

And again: twitter and pixiv.

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https://tumblr.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/231885248-Sensitive-content

Okay guys now is the time ;(

Moving to Pixiv and Twitter

Something happens to NSFW artists and my account is likely to be deleted soon, so follow me on Pixiv and Twitter

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Will happend maybe some more Nualia thing?

Not soon but yes

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Some Constraint Tutorials

Remember that SFM is an awful program and if you want to really get into animation, you should use something better like blender, c4d, 3dsmax, maya, etc.

That being said, constraints are a nice way to make SFM just a little less garbage and might convince you to postpone switching to something better if you’re an imbecile like I am.

Aim Constraint Basics

This is how you apply an aim constraint. Left-click on the parent bone first, then left-click on the child bone. The child bone will rotate to face the parent bone.

This is how it looks in practice.

You might notice that when you apply this constraint, a new DAG appears in the list. This is a slider that affects the weight of the constraint, on a scale of 0-100%.

Here, I’ve applied an additional aim constraint to the templar’s neck and 3 spine bones, and adjusted the weights to produce this:

You can see that the bones with lower slider values don’t rotate as much to follow the bone they’re constrained to.

Aim Constraints for Eye Movement

Aim constraints can be used to create a viewtarget for non-qc eyes, which makes moving them around a whole lot easier compared to manually positioning them.

This isn’t any different than what I showed above, but you might have to manually position the eyes’ initial position so they’re looking directly at the viewtarget before you apply the constraint.

Parent Constraints for Impromptu Shapekeys

Parent constraints are basically locks that can be toggled on & off. By applying a parent constraint to a bone, moving it, and then messing with the weight slider, you can basically create a shapekey from scratch.

This is pretty useful for eyelids and eyebrows, since SFM tends to have trouble interpolating very small position adjustments between keyframes, but has no problem interpolating different slider values.

Using Inheritence to Bypass Aim Constraint Limitations

Normally, objects that are under an aim constraint cannot be rotated. There’s a way around this, and it has to do with how objects inherit motion from whatever they’re locked to.

Here’s a quick hierarchy of bones on a regular biped in sfm. If you move the neck, the head moves as well. You move spine2, it moves the neck and head as well, and so on.

(empty.mdl is what I use for this. It’s essentially just an invisible model with one bone. You can use whatever you like as long as you hide it afterwards.)

Place a new model at the exact same position as the head. Lock the head to this new model, then lock the new model to the neck, creating the hierarchy above.

By applying the aim constraint to this intermediary bone instead of the head, and having the head inherit its (constraint-based) movement through a lock, you;’re able to bypass this limitation of aim constraints, allowing you to both rotate the head and have it track something as if it were constrained.

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Moving to Pixiv and Twitter

Something happens to NSFW artists and my account is likely to be deleted soon, so follow me on Pixiv and Twitter

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Dva + widow 2

The last work I almost finished a month ago

Gfy:

female: view1   view2

futa: view1    view2

Uploadir:

female: view1    view2

futa: view1    view2

MEGA:

female: view1    view2

futa: view1    view2

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Hey guys. I’m back.

Sorry for my absence. I had some problems with my pc. But it works now and I Immediately get to work. 

I received several messages about the poor quality of my work in gfycat and I heard you. It will be the first thing i do. All works will be transferred to MEGA.

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Tauren and Yrel (male on female/futa)

Sorry guys, It turned out later than I promised, but here it is. Some wow stuff.

2 more animations are still almost ready.

Gfycat         Female   Futa

Mega           Female   Futa

Uploadir    Female   Futa

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Nualia forest (female/futa)

yo

Gfycat         Female   Futa

Mega           Female   Futa

Uploadir    Female   Futa